Enhanced neuroplasticity and gait recovery in stroke patients: a comparative analysis of active and passive robotic training modes

Active mode robotic training is more effective than passive mode training in improving motor function and neurophysiological outcomes in stroke patients. These findings support the preferential use of active mode robotic training in clinical rehabilitation settings for enhancing gait recovery post-stroke. Further research with larger sample sizes and longer follow-up periods is warranted to confirm these results and explore long-term benefits.